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Be At The Forefront Of The Clean Energy Revolution

Sustainably-minded investors and developers are doing well for themselves by doing good for the planet, while family farmers are opening up new revenue streams from waste streams so they can pass on their family heritage to future generations.
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They've become America's newest generation of pioneers by taking advantage of anaerobic digestion technology to capture planet-warming methane emissions that come about naturally when organic waste (like manure) breaks down.
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But designing, building, and operating an anaerobic digester to capture methane and turn it into clean-burning biogas isn't your everyday business model. You need a team that knows how to step around the cowpies.
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Dairy Digesters Make Money

We’ve been consulting, permitting, building, and maintaining biodigesters on farms for nearly 20 years. , and every one of them is still operating today. The 30 billion cubic feet of biogas generated has helped family farmers endure financially during slumps in milk prices andprovided a steady stream of carbon credit revenue for investors.

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Partner With Us To Create The Most Value From Your Digester Project

Developers and engineering firms partner with us for diagrams, designs, construction management, and maintenance because of our specialty in the dairy biodigester niche.

Our successful turnkey solutions reduce wasted time and money during project development. Combined with our technology-neutral approach, we've successfully turned waste into 1.5 billion kWh of renewable electricity with anaerobic digesters on dairy farms that total 120 years in service.


Turn Reusable Resources

Into A Renewable Business

Wether you want to capture that endless supply of methane and turn it into clean electricity, renewable natural gas, can produce electricity and carbon credits. We make it easier to turn those molecules into a sustainable source of money.

Patrick Serfass, Executive Director, American Biogas Council

A headshot photo of Patrick Serfass, an executive director for American Biogas Council testifying about Regenis' knowledge about biogas.

“Craig Frear and the team at Regenis have supported the American Biogas Council for more than a decade with their deep knowledge and technical expertise on the design and operation of anaerobic digesters. As a result, we are providing a better service to the biogas industry and countless developers, operators, and digester owners are producing more biogas than they would have without Regenis.”

Mitch Moorlag, Edaleen Dairy

A headshot photo of Mitch Moorlag from Edaleen Diary testifying about Regenis' dairy digester.

“Regenis had already built our digester and kept it running continuously for six years so we had confidence hiring them to build our fine solid separation system. Now we’re able to remove phosphorous and nitrogen from our liquid waste stream, apply nutrients to our crops more precisely and reduce the amount of liquid we have to haul off the farm.”

Steve Vander Haak, Vander Haak Dairy

A headshot photo of Steve Vander Haak from Vander Haak Diary raving about their dairy digester partnership with Regenis.
“We were considered pioneers when we built the first digester in the state two decades ago, and we’ve partnered with Regenis from the beginning not just because of their technical expertise, but also because of their tradition of honesty and integrity. Throughout the last 20 years, we’ve viewed them as our partner as we’ve experimented with cutting edge technologies. Our ongoing efforts together have allowed us to upgrade power output by 25 percent and identify a string of new products.

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